Homestays in Chiba Prefecture, Japan

I contacted them because the check-in time was earlier than the time I had told them in advance, but they were very unfriendly. I checked in at 9pm. It was a one-minute walk from the station, but it was pitch black and scary. I recommend checking in earlier. Since it's close to the station, you can hear the trains. I woke up to the sound of the first train in the morning. There was a paper at the reception desk, so I filled it out. It said that bath towels were 100 yen to rent, so I thought they wouldn't be in the room, so I put 100 yen in a piggy bank and rented one, and it was in the room. The room was clean. No refrigerator, TV, or mirror. Bath towels and toothbrushes provided. The water pressure in the bath was weak, but shampoo and body soap were provided. There was a big spider in the bathroom, so I was scared to use the hair dryer. The bathroom was next to the bathroom, so it was scary to go there at night. There were insecticides in various places, so they took precautions. It felt like I was staying at my grandparents' house in the countryside.

I really love stayed here. The guesthouse is lovely and cozy. It’s feels like you stay at your friend’s home. The host is supportive and kind.If you have a plan to visit japan. I recommend you to stay this guesthouse before you go to Tokyo. The location not far from Narita station as much. You can walk around 5 min to get there.

My kids and I love the place. It was near a supermarket with extensive products for an excellent bbq dinner. The place was huge with a big tub and amenities like washer/dryer, cooking utensils and others all provided. The only problem encountered was with check-in. As this is a self service type property, there's no reception and no communication was sent with regards to accessing the unit. We were lucky that the neighboring unit were local Japanese and helped us contact the property owner to sort things out. I strongly recommend that if you check with property owner BEFORE travel to ensure all details are received. Most importantly the access code for main door.

Undoubtedly one of the best hostels I stayed so far. I went off-season, so there is not much travellers around. But the place is cozy enough to keep you occupied. There are workdesks and also books and manga. The location is near the sawara boat tour so you can just line up without reservation. The place itself also holds seasonal events like workshop and gatherings. Best to check out their website and you can time your visit during those periods.

For a budget style Japanese inn this place was wonderful. The location is hard to find but makes up for it with the almost total quietness. Owner is very welcoming and happy to please. The communal bath though old is just what is needed. The large rooms though starting to fray are okay. Breakfast was wonderful with a daily changing menu. Recommend.

This inn is worth the trip. I was unable to let them know i would have a late check in. However when I arrived they served me dinner within a couple minutes, which i was not expecting. Amazing dishes, amazing facilities, and the most beautiful location. Theres a really nice niche karaoke bar nearby too if your into that sort of thing. 10/10 recommend.

I like the place. A house with a single car park. You need a car to drive there. Close to Narita airport. Suitable for family stay. You can go to nearest convenience shops, Aeon mall, Donki, temple attraction. Driving to central Tokyo takes 2 hours drive. You can rent this unit and drive to any park of Tokyo city.

Wonderful house! The house is fully equipped and comfortable, with parking, a spacious yard, and two excellent bathrooms. Highly recommended for families.

Everything was good except the check in procedures are quite lengthy and need to sign another contract with the landlord externally on another platform.